March 18, 2026 The world is holding its breath – because one wrong move in the Middle East could trigger something far bigger than a regional war. Right now, tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States are no longer just political noise. They are active, volatile, and edging closer to direct confrontation. Military activity, […]
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March 17, 2026 Could a war in the Middle East really make food more expensive in South Africa? As tensions escalate, the answer is increasingly yes. The global focus has been on oil prices and military developments, but a quieter and more dangerous disruption is unfolding beneath the surface. The conflict is beginning to affect
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March 16, 2026 Missiles are flying across the Middle East – but the world’s most powerful military alliance is not firing back. As the war between Iran, Israel and the United States intensifies, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has taken an unusual position: support the campaign politically, but stay out of the fighting. That
March 16, 2026 Excitement and joy filled the hall at Nizamia Islamic School in Pietermaritzburg as children were treated to a special Eid shopping experience organised by Al Ansaar PMB. Under the banner of School Matters with Sumayah Khan, the initiative invited less fortunate children to take part in a unique shopping-style event ahead of
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March 13, 2026 The war in the Middle East is already reshaping the way the world flies – and the cost of that shift may soon land directly on travellers. As tensions involving Iran, Israel and the United States disrupt key aviation corridors across the region, airlines are being forced to redraw flight paths that
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March 12, 2026 The most dangerous moment in the Iran crisis may not be the missiles in the sky – but the nuclear decisions being made behind closed doors. As tensions rise between Iran, Israel and the United States, concerns are growing that the conflict could push Tehran closer to developing a nuclear weapon. Military
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March 11, 2026 War reshapes global markets — and defence companies are often among the first to benefit. As tensions escalate between Iran, Israel and the United States, major military contractors are seeing renewed investor interest as governments increase spending on weapons, defence systems and military technology. Modern warfare depends heavily on advanced technology, from
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March 11, 2026 Al Ansaar Radio’s Pietermaritzburg team successfully carried out a large-scale haleem distribution on Saturday, extending support to both the local community and residents in a nearby low-income area. Under the banner of The Pulse show hosted by Shubnum Ismail, a group of volunteers travelled to a rural community to distribute haleem to
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March 10, 2026 Modern wars are no longer fought only with missiles and tanks. Increasingly, they begin with code. As tensions escalate between Iran, Israel and the United States, a parallel battle is unfolding across the digital infrastructure that powers the modern world. Cyber activity linked to Iranian actors has reportedly surged during the current
March 9, 2026 As tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States continue to escalate, another battle is quietly unfolding far above the frontlines. Airports across parts of the Middle East have faced disruptions, airspace restrictions have expanded, and airlines have been forced to reroute or cancel thousands of flights. What may appear to be
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